Some workers find the current technology intrusive and dystopian, but what if the data collected empowered both employees and their bosses? Published September 7, 2022 Worker demand for fully-remote or hybrid work arrangements is shining a spotlight on workplace surveillance technology, while employers grapple with engagement...
Published July 29, 2022 2.8% of Job Seekers Relocated For Positions in Q2 Job seekers’ relocating for new jobs fell to the lowest level on record in the second quarter, as employers continue to offer remote and hybrid positions to attract talent, and the economy falls into...
Another Hurdle to RTO; Another Reason to Resign? Published June 9, 2022 Gun violence erupting this week killed nearly 20 people and left more than 60 others injured just weeks after the deadly attacks in Buffalo, Uvalde, and Tulsa, according to tallies from various news organizations. These...
Spring 2022 Challenger Survey Results Over a Third of Companies See a Drop in Productivity Due to Disengagement; Employee Mental Health a Concern Published April 14, 2022 Over three-quarters of employers report they are struggling to engage their employees, and 34% are seeing an actual cost to business...
2022 Tournament Could Cost $16.3B Published March 16, 2022 Engaging Workers With March Madness Worth The $16.3 Billion Price Tag With employment and wages rebounding and companies’ ongoing difficulty hiring and retaining workers, March Madness could be the perfect tool to engage and motivate workers, despite the ballooning...
PUBLISHED March 8, 2022 Ban on Russian Oil Will Increase Commuting Costs Amid Record Resignations President Biden announced today that the U.S. will ban Russian energy imports as Russia continues an unwarranted invasion of sovereign Ukraine. Americans are already seeing record prices at gas pumps across the...
SUPER BOWL VALENTINE’S DAY COULD COST $6.5 BILLION Published February 8, 2022 Data Shows Viewership is Up The NFC championship game between the Los Angeles Rams and the San Francisco 49ers pulled in the highest viewership since 2014, according Fox ratings, while CBS reported the highest viewership for...
Millions of Older Workers Retired, Dropped Out of Labor Market WITH LABOR SHORTAGE, EMPLOYERS NEED OLDER WORKERS Published August 24, 2021 The number of Baby Boomers who retired in 2020 was 3.2 million more than in 2019 and more than one million more than the average since 2011,...
Published July 29, 2021 The Great Reentry Survey Results 68% of Companies Worried About Exodus of Talent, 81% Facing Pushback, 59% Cite Burnout U.S. employers are worried about and planning for The Great Resignation: 68% of companies report a concern about an exodus of talent. As to...
A Labor Shortage with 8 Million Unemployed Published June 17, 2021 Quits And Job Openings At Record Highs: What Is Happening In The Labor Market? Recent labor data point to an increasingly tightening job market, with reports of workers quitting instead of returning to work in-person, while employers...
